Labor Analyzes Nominees Records in AFL Pamphlet
The American Federation of Labor released a pamphlet analyzing the labor records of President Roosevelt and Governor Alf Landon. It lists Roosevelt’s 25 years in public service and Landon’s Kansas governorship and acceptance speech, with box scores on Garner and Knox. Green denied resignations amid internal disputes over the report.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Legislative Labor
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Federation
CIO
New York
London
Kansas
Garner
John Nance Garner
Congress
Frank Knox
William Hutcheson
A. F. of L. Executive Council
William Green
Carpenters’ Union
Green
United States
Tennessee Valley Authority
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Landon
Paris death of Cedar Rapids native Regina de Sales
Mrs Regina A de Sales a former Cedar Rapids resident died at her Paris home Burial was at Des Gonards after services at the American Cathedral church of the Holy Trinity She was born in Iowa studied voice in Paris had a European career and taught in Munich She received Palmes dOfficier dAcademie and Palmes dOfficer dInstruction Publique She was a member of American Woman's clubs and Lyceum club in Paris A son Charles R de Sales of London survives her.
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Regina A. de Sales
Cedar Rapids
Paris
France
Des Gonards
Palmes d’Officier d
Academie
Instruction Publique du Ministre Des Beaux- Arts
American Woman's Clubs
London
Emma Willard Society
Lyceum Club
Charles R. de Sales
Funeral services for John F Updike set for Monday
Funeral services for John F Updike will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Rohn chapel conducted by Rev. E D Wells pastor of Trinity Methodist church. Burial will be in Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Sunday.
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John F. Updike
Rohn Chapel
E. D. Wells
Trinity Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Funeral Services for Beverly Anne McDonough Held This Afternoon
Funeral services will be conducted in Turner chapel at 3 oclock by Rev A C Gatrelle. Burial is Cedar Memorial park. Survived by parents and brother are grandparents Mr and Mrs Curtis Jackel Anamosa and Mr and Mrs Harry McDonough Cedar Rapids, great grandparents Mrs Margaret McDonough Ottumwa and Mr and Mrs L A Andrews Cedar Rapids.
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Beverly Anne McDonough
Turner Chapel
A. C. Gatrelle
Cedar Memorial Park
Curtis Jackel
Anamosa
Harry McDonough
Cedar Rapids
Margaret McDonough
Ottumwa
L. A. Andrews
Edward Rebuffs High Officials Over Mrs Simpson Visits
The king defies advisers by publicizing Mrs. Simpson's palace visits and Mediterranean trip. Officials warn such disclosures erode Victorian restraint, disrupt court dignity, and challenge traditional royal discretion. Rumors of marriage or abdication circulate among a few insiders.
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Mrs. Simpson
United Press
Edward
St. James
Buckingham Palace
Simpson
Duke of York
Roosevelt Ends Trip Claiming Recovery
President Roosevelt wraps a cross state tour asserting recovery and a balanced economy. He defends the New Deal works program and warns against Wall Street propaganda while urging re election to continue the recovery. Large crowds greet him in Buffalo Rochester Utica Albany and Hyde Park with rain as part of the itinerary toward New England appearances.
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Wall Street
Buffalo
Roosevelt
McKinley
Rochester
Utica
Syracuse
Albany
Herbert H. Lehman
Hyde Park
Washington
White House
New England
Providence
R. I
Springfield
Worcester
Mass
Boston
Vandenberg Counters Roosevelt on Promises and Traditions
Senator Vandenberg denounces Roosevelt platform in aBroadcast review citing recorded voices from 1932 1933 speeches. He questions the president’s traditions taxes and spending while warning against fear fueled by federal policy.
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Vandenberg
Michigan
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
United States
Mr. Roosevelt
Blame Dead Pilot Partly For Crash Killing 6 Persons
The bureau of air commerce attributed part of the Aug. 5 crash near Lambert Field St. Louis to the pilot. It held the airplane controllable and said the turn toward the airport was voluntary. The crash killed pilot Carl F. Zeier co pilot Russell C. Mossman and six passengers.
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Washington
INS
Chicago
Lambert Field
St. Louis
Bureau of Air Commerce
Carl F. Zeier
Russell C. Mossman
Unwarranted Two-Cent Milk Price Drop Sparks Concern
Cedar Rapids Co Operative dairy officials condemn a two cent retail milk cut over two days as unwarranted. Distributors push toward nine cents per quart while prices for milk fat content shift to $1.66 per cwt for 3.42 percent milk and $1.90 per cwt for 4 percent milk, affecting about 38 producer distributors and 336 producers.
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Cedar Rapids
Co-Operative
Co-Op
Tom Wright
Blue Valley Dairy
Co- Op
Roosevelt remarks prompt party disputes over NRA aims
The Worcester Telegram defended its report quoting James Roosevelt saying the President intends to continue NRA principles by seeking a constitutional amendment. Republican leaders pressed for validation, while Democratic leadership and Governor Landon remained silent on constitutional changes and the national recovery program.
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Congress of the United States
Jones
Worcester Telegram
James Roosevelt
Gardner
Mass
NRA
Topeka
Kan
John Hamilton
Landon
National Recovery Administration
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
Chicago
Knox
Young Roosevelt
Worcester
Detroit
Jim
Keota Man Nabbed On Reckless Driving Charge
Raymond Adrian of Keota was arrested at 7 45 p m Saturday by State Highway Patrolmen Faber and Reece on a reckless driving charge after passing another car on a hill at Thirty sixth avenue and Bowling street SW on highway 161. He was released on a 15 cash bond.
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Raymond Adrian
Keota
Faber and
Reece
Adrian
Thirty-sixth Avenue
Bowling Street
Nationwide Search For Missing Link In Bay Murder
Boston police widen the probe into the dismembering of Grayce Asquith to include John Albert Lyons a WWII aviator nicknamed the missing link Lyons is sought as the last known person to see Asquith alive and may be a murder suspect authorities pursue him as bodies and clues surface along Boston Harbor with the case drawing nationwide attention.
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Boston
John Albert Lyons
Grayce Asquith
Merry Widow
Boston Harbor
Inflation Argument Hits Roosevelt Policies
The piece argues that economic royalists are rushing to reissue securities at lower rates, shrinking money value under Roosevelt. It cites a widow’s finances to claim inflation and universal erosion of property and bank deposits since 1932, blaming the 1933 actions and gold standard shift.
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Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
JAP WAR LORD URGES WASHINGTON PARLEY
A radical if sweeping critique of the New Deal argues inflation harms savers and seniors. The piece cites a Cedar Rapids man and warns workers would suffer under inflation while urging a world peace conference and religious grounding. It also covers Knox and Landon campaign remarks with a focus on states and potential electoral outcomes.
Inflation Ravages German Marks and Uncle Sam
The article recounts Karl Geiss’s postage costs rising with Germany’s inflation in 1923. It notes 3,200 marks equating to about 800 dollars, and a later batch of 2,000,000 mark stamps totaling forty million marks or ten million dollars, illustrating how wages failed to keep pace. The piece ends urging political action to stop inflation and elect Landon.
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Cedar Rapids
Martin Geiss
Third Avenue SW
Karl Geiss
Unter Seibertenrod
Germany
Landon
Night Temperature Inches Upward in Cedar Rapids
Saturday night in Cedar Rapids showed a slow temperature rise as readings varied from a high of 46 degrees at 9 am and 2 pm to a low around 38 in between. By 7 pm the thermometer fell to 38 then climbed to 41 by 11 pm under cloudy skies.
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Cedar Rapids
Chambers Inskeep Company
Landon Extends Campaign Swing Through Midwest and East
Kansas Governor hopeful lands in Frisco York City and St. Louis and may speak in Kansas City and Independence or Coffeyville. Knox plans broad final drive covering Excelsior Springs Missouri Nebraska and eastern states Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania and other states.
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York City
St. Louis
Kansas City
Independence
Coffeyville
Kan
Montgomery
Knox
Excelsior Springs
Nebraska
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Landon Knox End Campaign With Optimism Ahead Of Election
Gov Alf Landon and Col Frank Knox closed their campaign in Topeka with Knox predicting victory in a real fight. Knox said timing was perfect and stressed strength in New York as they prepared for a two week cross country drive to Los Angeles and New York and back.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Knox
Franklin D
South
West Virginia
Virginia
North Carolina
Minnesota
Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Frank Knox
Chicago
Executive Mansion
Landon
William R. Castle
J. Reuben Clark
Mexico
Los Angeles
Aged Woman Injured in Fall Downstairs
Mrs. Anna White, 78, of 358 Sev enteenth street SE, fractured both wrists and her left shoulder after falling at home at 8 30 p m Saturday. She was taken to St Luke s hospital in fairly good condition.
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Anna White
Seventeenth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Time For Sales Tax Payment Due Tuesday
The expiring time limit for payment of the state retail sales tax for this period falls on Tuesday. A five percent penalty applies on the tax as of Wednesday, Oct. 21. Tax official H. E. Rahe will be in his office at 627 Cedar Rapids Savings Bank from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday and Tuesday to help taxpayers fill out blanks and to notarize them. Delinquents should also appear then to clear up tax items.
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H. E. Rahe
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank
Plumbing worker buried in cave in survives with broken knee
William Reetz a plumbing company employee was buried forty five minutes Saturday after a ditch caved in on him in Charles City AP reports he sustained a fractured knee from the incident and was rescued by responders.
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Charles City
William Reetz
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